Chill out
What ya hating for?
I'm punk
Just like you now are
I'm only 17 you see
You should believe
That nobody else
Wears socks on their arms
And skates as bad as me!

I know
I'm so punk so I go get intoxicated
And I don't know why
People call me pop, it gets me so frustrated
And I shop at Hot Topic
And get a 2-for-1 deal on all my ties
Honestly you hate me because I always fake it
Oh, oh, oh

Look at the spikes on my arm
If that ain't punk, then ya know that my shoes are
I am Canadian and my guitarist has blue hair (he's so punk)
People call me Britney Spears
And it makes me fill with tears
My frequent buyer card at Hot Topic has many skulls

I know
I'm so punk so I go get intoxicated
And I don't know why
People call me pop, it gets me so frustrated
And I shop at Hot Topic
And get a 2-for-1 deal on all my ties
Honestly you hate me because I always fake it
Oh, oh, oh


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    las mamacitas is a moron. Avril is no different than Britney.

    APartOfMeDieson September 06, 2002   Link

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